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You've been conditioned to be skeptical of your hunger cues, so it can be really difficult to recognize or honor hunger as you work with your body to become a Confident Eater. Today Emily is talking about what hunger feels like and discussing helpful tools for how to identify your hunger cues. If you'd like more support + guidance in your process of becoming a Confident Eater, we're here to help. Learn more about our group coaching program, Eat Confident Collective. If you like this episode, we'd love to hear from you! Take a screenshot, share it on Instagram, and tag us @eatconfident.co. We're cheering you on, and we love knowing how the podcast is helping you! Subscribe + Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to the podcast? If not, we want to encourage you to do that today so you don't miss an episode! We'd also be so grateful if you'd leave us a review over on iTunes. Those reviews aren't just fun for us to read...they also help other people find the podcast. We'd love to hear how the podcast has helped you, and we appreciate you listening!

Welcome back to another episode of the Wheel of Crime Podcast. Today Emily and Jenn discuss the widely known legend of the Thunderbird. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Wheelofcrime)

Co-owner Emily Smith of the Bronson area's Little Hands Garden joined us to explain their Community Supported Agriculture operation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back! In Today's episode ChristyAnn and Emily discuss Spirituality, grief, death, and the ways in which they intertwine. This is an episode you won't want to miss as this conversation surrounding navigating grief, rituals to celebrate ones life and mourn their death, and the history of Spirituality and Grief makes for an intriguing episode! The long awaited episode on Cannabis and Spirituality is here! Today Emily and ChristyAnn dive into the history of the sacred use of Cannabis within Spirituality, who has used it, for what reasons, and they even touch on Cultural Appropriation. Want to book a reading with Emily or join The Forgotten Storytellers? Follow her on Instagram @LikerOfWords OR email her at emilydavis@damselnomore.com Want to book a or coaching session with ChristyAnn? Follow her on Instagram @Sailor.Awen Follow us on Instagram @PerceptionistsAnonymous Email us your crazy spiritual experiences PerceptionistsAnonymous@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/perceptionists-anonymous/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/perceptionists-anonymous/support

The long awaited episode on Cannabis and Spirituality is here! Today Emily and ChristyAnn dive into the history of the sacred use of Cannabis within Spirituality, who has used it, for what reasons, and they even touch on Cultural Appropriation. Want to book a reading with Emily or join The Forgotten Storytellers? Follow her on Instagram @LikerOfWords OR email her at emilydavis@damselnomore.com Want to book a or coaching session with ChristyAnn? Follow her on Instagram @Sailor.Awen Follow us on Instagram @PerceptionistsAnonymous Email us your crazy spiritual experiences PerceptionistsAnonymous@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/perceptionists-anonymous/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/perceptionists-anonymous/support

Today Emily shares her thoughts on The Belonging Co.'s song Truth. Scriptures Referenced: John 14:6, John 18:37, Psalm 119:160 Spotify Link: https://open.spotify.com/track/3W85TEZXyTq0sFYYhYPNPx?si=7eb285f4b6bb41aa

Today Emily shares her two pregnancy stories and a birth story. First, she describes experiencing pregnancy loss at 11 weeks. It surprises her when the grief was longer-lasting and more complex than she expected, but shares the essential support she discovered to help her through the journey of loss. Then Emily tells the story of conceiving her rainbow baby shortly after the Covid-19 shutdown and the many ways she and Scott prepared for giving birth, including hiring a team of 2 virtual doulas. She provides detailed strategies that helped her have the kind of birth she had hoped for (an unmedicated vaginal birth), including not only support from her husband, virtual doulas and nurses, but also laboring at home for most of labor, experimenting with a variety of positions, music, hydrotherapy, and more.

On this week's podcast episode, Emily is back with another #richhit. As part of Boutique Training Academy's teaching methods, we focus on the three M's: Mindset, Margins, and Marketing. All three play a crucial role in having a boutique and life that you LOVE. Today Emily is going to explain her methodology on margins and why she believes marking up 3x is so important.

Today Emily and Haley have Emily’s wedding planner Tory Cooper come on the podcast to discuss all things WEDDING! She talks about what it’s like planning a wedding with Emily and all the details that go into it. They talk about wedding budgets and things you shouldn’t budge on for your big day! The twins end the conversation with food and fitness! Go to GreenChef.com/90twin & use code 90twin to get $90 off including free shipping! More podcasts at WAVE!

Did you know that everyone has a guardian Angel? Some people are even fortunate enough to see theirs. Our guest today, Emily, is one of those people.    Today Emily shares a story of the evening her and her husband were in a motorcycle accident. Luckily they walked away from the accident, and Emily tells how she knew they survived because her guardian Angel was there.   Emily also describes how she sees her Angel, and I share how I best understand the language of Angels. There are ways that you can tap into communicating with your guardian Angel!   Do YOU have an Angel story? Email it to juliejancius@gmail.com   A Year With Your Angels: For years, Spirit has been helping me develop a program that walks you through your spiritual healing and I’m so excited for you to begin! There are so many topics to move thought: holding a high vibration and the energy of oneness; trusting your intuition; working with you Spirit Team; better understanding your soul's purpose; learning to perform self energy healing and clear your chakras; rewiring and retraining your mind to co-create the life you want; working with the inner child; and the sacred art of communicating with your angel so they can better direct you in your life.   Angel Membership allows your Angels and Spirit Team to walk you through each part step-by-step. Your Spirit Team says that you’ve read all the books, you've listened to all the podcasts, you’ve been seeking for so long — this is the year you put it all together and use the beautiful energetic gifts and resources God gave you to make your life more joyous and full of ease. This is the year your give yourself more grace, and you allow yourself to speak out loud what your soul truly wants to accomplish in this lifetime. This is the year you stop pushing, and you allow yourself to surrender to the flow of creation — the will of the divine. Sign up HERE: https://theangelmedium.com/mastermind

Today Emily and Annie talk about how we can build our online presence effectively. There are tonnes of resources out there giving lots of advice on building a social media empire but they sit down and go through things that are perhaps more specific to the medical and scientific illustration world.

Today Emily and Morgan discuss the building of the new Black Wall Street and cooperative economics.  Thank you to healthcare workers, supportive siblings, and virtual holiday celebrations! When waiting for changes over 400 years overdue is no longer an option…you start fresh.  Drawing upon the legacies of thriving Black towns and cities across the United States and the long history of economic cooperations, Freedom, GA is creating a new town for 19 families.  The founders of Freedom, GA have spoken with their actions. Be the change you want to see by supporting black families and companies. They are relying on black-owned, women-owned, and between owned contractors and vendors for the construction of the entire town!  To learn more: http://thefreedomgeorgiainitiative.com (thefreedomgeorgiainitiative.com)  Support this podcast

Hi everyone! Today Emily and I dive deep into discussions surrounding body positivity, diet culture, social media activism, and what "health" appears to be in society. I learned so much from this discussion and I hope all of you do as well!Emily's Blog: http://www.happydaughter.comFind Emily on IG: http://www.instagram.com/realhappydaughter**The book will be released on January 5, 2021, but is available for pre-order now! Pre-order at Bookshop.org (support local bookstore): https://bookshop.org/books/body-positive-a-guide-to-loving-your-body/9781641702676Other pre-order links: https://www.workman.com/products/body-positiveFind Courtney on IG: @thenotsoaveragebetchFind the podcast on IG: @strategicslutWebsite: coming soon ;)

Today Emily and I discuss Popeyes and Chick-Fil-A.. which one is better and is it even a competition. Thanks to our friend Todd for the recommendation!

Mounted archer Emily Kamp joins us this week to explain the history, competition, and training techniques required for the sport of equestrian mounted archery. Emily started as a local 4-H enthusiast and then worked towards becoming a top notch archer. Her journey lead her into the equestrian circus world specifically in Cossack riding. Today Emily tells her story of running away with the circus, some of her experiences traveling and working on the road with horses, and the daily routine care for our equine partners. Join us as we describe what it takes to live the circus lifestyle. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/horsemanshipunlocked/support

Today Emily and Emily talk about being someone else's biggest fan! We talk encouragement, love languages (and how people might get them wrong), and how to be the most supportive to those around you. Catch us every Thursday anywhere you listen to podcasts. cominguproses21@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Highlight Real with Emily Paulson Looking back, it's easy for Emily to see that alcohol was always a problem. She says that although something bad didn't happen every time she drank when bad things did happen she had been drinking. In college, she was able to mask her problem because her drinking didn't look too different from anyone else. It wasn't until Emily became a mom that her drinking became a glaring issue and she started to participate in what she refers to as "Mommy Wine Culture." "All the things happened that they say are going to happen." She had trouble in her marriage, was dropping the ball as a mom, got a DUI, and finally, she had enough. Today Emily is 3 years sober. She is a Recovery Coach, Public Speaker, and Author of the book, "Highlight Real: Finding Honesty & Recovery Beyond the Filtered Life" You can find her on Instagram at @highlightrealrecovery and on the web at HighlightRealLife.com Do you want to take your recovery to the next level? Sobriety Engine is an incredible online community where you can find a ton of great tips, tools, and support from other men and women in recovery. Visit SobrietyEngine.com to join today. If you're ready to get fit and start living a healthier lifestyle while supporting your sobriety then you can learn more about having Jonathan as your personal fitness and nutrition coach at RCVRHealth.com

Today Emily and I chat all about the sustainability issues in the second-hand fashion industry. I am so thankful that she was able to sit down with me and explain more about these issues and ways to combat them from a mindful consumer's point of view. Below I have posted important links mentioned during the episode.Emily's Info:The Brume & Daisy Blog- http://brumedaisy.com/Instagram- @brumeanddaisyPre-Loved Pod- iTunes or SpotifyFind me:WebsiteInstagramTwitterFacebookLinkedInHuffPost’s Salvation Army Anti-LGBTQ+ ArticleGreat second-hand fashionistas:Sally- @callmeflowerchildAlli- @allitavNatalie- @nattystylistB Jones Style- @bjonesstyleSecond-hand Apps:DepopBuffalo ExchangethredUP's clean-out kitsSaversOxfamPoshmarkFind a Charity Near You:SMARTCharity WatchSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/sustainabilityof)

Emily Belle Freeman is a well-known author, teacher and now youtuber and podcaster whose YouTube channel "Don't Miss This" with Dave Butler has exploded over the past two years. But one of her greatest passions in life is working with and building communities of Christian women of different denominations who can learn from each other's differing perspectives and grow in their faith in Christ. Today Emily shares with me how her love for creating these bible study groups began, what her tips are for women who want to study with other women of different Christian faiths, and why it matters SO MUCH that we build on common ground.    Show Notes:   “Don’t Miss This” YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDM4cG9T5jvdV3SeHT6ILCw “Don’t Miss This” podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dont-miss-this-study/id1486505917   Multiply Goodness Instagram https://www.instagram.com/multiplygoodness/?hl=en Multiply Goodness website https://www.multiplygoodness.com/ Emily’s Website https://www.emilybellefreeman.com/dont-miss-this Emily’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/emilybellefreeman/ Emily’s Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/emilybellefreeman/ “Come Follow me” Study resources https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/manual/come-follow-me For a limited time go to beautycounter.com and use code MINTARROW to receive 10% off your first order of $100 or more.  Go to vistaprint.com and enter code MintArrow for free shipping on all business cards. Limited time offer.    Produced by Dear Media

In this weeks episode I am talking to Emily Chadbourne. Emily is a mindset coach who has years of human behavioural education behind her. However,4 years ago she was in debt and waiting tables for $20 an hour and even 18 months ago she was struggling to attract clients into her business. Now she is a global 6 figure business owner and recently hit her record month of over $50,000. Today Emily will give us a look behind the curtain of what it is actually like to build a coaching business and how she was able to build it by being unashamedly herself. Specifically we talk about: how to embrace the good, the bad and the ugly in our life why you're meant to have shit days how to create a better relationship with yourself why you should stop favoring comfort over change what willingness has to do with how big you can go in life the real struggles of building a coaching business what it took for her coaching business to really take off

Strap in, start your engines, take a drive down main street and look out for restaurants! Today Emily and Anne talk about fast food, local, and chain restaurants. (And please keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times... and try not to judge your favorite duo for their lack of taste in Taco Bell and McDonald's fake chicken)New episodes every Wednesday!

Today Emily discusses what really matters in our life and the importance of living a life that suits our values. Do you believe that the decisions you make are correct? They are. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emily-diehl/support

This week I'm joined by Online Marketing Educator for Female Entrepreneurs - Emily Osmond to talk all things Instagram Boundaries. I wanted to focus in on this topic for the beginning of 2020 to give you the tools to create a supporting, positive experience when using your Instagram for business. Today Emily is joining me on the show with her top 5 tips for a positive experience on Instagram Connect with Emily: www.emilyosmond.com.au The Emily Osmond Podcast Instagram: @emilyosmond Join the 'Think Like A Wellpreneur' Free 5 Day Challenge starting Monday 13th January 2020 - www.wellbeingweekly.com.au/challenge

Welcome back to our podcast! Today Emily tells the story of Emma Walker, a 16 year old girl found dead in her bed in November 2016. Listen in as we go into the details of this case to figure what happened to Emma. Thank you guys so much for listening! We will be back on Friday with the Teen Mom 2 Reunion special and next Monday with the first part of the JonBenet Ramsey case. As a special bonus episode, we will be back next Wednesday as well, on Christmas Day, with part two of the JonBenet Ramsey case. Instagram: winecrimetvtimepod Facebook: Wine, Crime, and TV Time Podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

DISCLAIMER- Sensitive Content Welcome to Horror Slumber Party! Today Emily tells us about the senseless murder of Paul Snabal and the women who were behind it, and what happened to them. This case is super sad, and we felt the need to talk about it. Every week we will be telling stories about true crime or even talking about horror movies and books that may have enticed us recently! This episode is sponsored by Anchor! Start your own podcast today in the EASIEST way! Go to anchor.fm to get started! Follow us on Instagram! @horrorslumberpartypodast Follow us on Twitter! @party_horror Email us your stories! horrorslumberparty@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/horror-slumber-party/support

Motherhood is hard. One second, we think we're doing a good enough job, the next we're the worst mom on the planet. Which is why we need the refreshing truth of the gospel repeated over and over—giving us hope in the everyday moments. If you've been listening to podcasts for a minute, you probably recognize the above as the intro to the Risen Motherhood podcast. Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler are everyone's favorite sister-in-law duo that redirect our hearts and minds to the truth of the gospel hope we have in our everyday moments of motherhood.  Many are hard, most are mundane. But there is no shortage of hope and beauty to be found when we apply the truth of scripture to these ordinary days and moments. Today Emily and Laura are sharing their own everyday reality as moms and how the gospel gives them hope.

Emily Ramshaw is the Canadian Lead for Bumble, the dating and networking app that is helping reshape gender dynamics and create a safe space for women online. Emily has an impressive track record in publishing, going from an internship at Flare in Toronto (where she became Assistant Fashion Director) and eventually moving to New York and joining the all-star team at The Coveteur.Today Emily is passionate about spreading Bumble's message of ending misogyny and promoting equality online. Emily and I chatted about her professional journey, the complexity of the online world and social media and its impact on today's society, especially for younger women -- and the role that a platform like Bumble can play in changing gender dynamics. We also discussed the usual, you know, leadership, feminism and finding balance in our insanely busy lives…My conversation with Emily was recorded at Hoame, The Brand is Female's favourite meditation and wellness space in Downtown Toronto.

Emily Khouphongsy is a a mechanical engineer, a Michigander, and a current student in the propel women's cohort group at Wheaton College. Today Emily and Carrie chat on what the Bible says about the church and God's heart for the body of Christ. Listeners on the show today will be blessed as they hear Emily speak and as she shares her insight on God's intentions for the Church community! Introduction to Emily (2:00) Emily is originally from central Kentucky and now lives south of Ann Arbor, Michigan. She currently works in the field of Toyota research development as well as crash safety development. Passion for the Church (5:00) It’s so exciting to dig deep on what the church was designed to fulfill. Carrie and Emily chat on how the concept of communal support, worship, and accomplishing God’s work can be such a beautiful thing. Learning about how God intended to use the church is very intriguing to Emily and Carrie both. The Church has a purpose and we as believers should be passionate about fulfilling its mission! The Word: Church (7:00) Carrie chats about how she had never really studied the word “Church” before, but after her experience in learning what the biblical definition of church means, it impacted her greatly. Ecclesia (7:45) Ecclesia is the original Greek word used to describe the church by the new testament writers. They adopted this word from the original Greek language and culture. It was commonly used in classic Greek to refer to an assembly or gathering of people. This word is also used 114 times in the New Testament for a wide range of applications. Dive In (11:00) Carrie shares that it’s important to research the meaning of words found in the bible from a historical context. We Are the Church (12:00) The Church is not simply a building, the body of believers is what makes up the church! Marked by Love (14:00) Emily shares her realization that when we represent Ecclesia with English words we actually dilute and shift our view on what the origin of this word means. It is the way we look from the outside is what defines us as Christ followers. True Identity (16:00) Our identity is in Christ, not where we worship, where we go, not by a name of a church or a denomination. We are marked by the fruit of what we do, it’s that simple. If as believers we could see the church as people rather than buildings, we could take more ground for the kingdom! Religion (17:00) Religion and church are not the same thing. The church is not a group of people that follow a bunch of rules, but rather we are a people who follow Christ because of our love and devotion to Him. A New Language (19:15) As believers in Jesus we don’t follow religion, we follow God. Church is meant to be a community of people living out the calling of God. It seems to be that our language of what the word “Church” is known for in the western culture is inappropriate. It would be better to say we are going to worship with the church or we are going to spend time with the church rather than saying we are going to church. Real Church Fruit (21:00) Emily elaborates on 3 main categories of what she believes the Church should consist of: The fundamental concept of evangelism in that we are called to share the good news of Jesus Christ, and to make disciples. The concept of gathering the nations in that the Church is called to gather everyone up on a global scale. The concept of bringing God’s kingdom to earth. As followers of Christ we are meant to prepare the kingdom for Jesus’s return. This involves restoration, healing, redemption, and reinstating peace and security for others. We are here to also help people be restored personally or through relationship. All of this means we are pursuing to live out God’s original design for the kingdom! The Basics (24:00) We have a tendency to over complicate church. Breaking it down, we’re called to share and to be the good news. We’re called to usher people into the kingdom. We are also called to be known by the love we share as Christ followers, united by the Holy Spirit because of what Christ did for us. What is the Church (25:30) It’s extremely important for followers of Christ to think about what the Church is. We’re meant to be a people moved by the experience of Jesus. We respond with a desire to share the good news of what we’ve experienced with others, to make disciples, and to commune with God. When we do this we become an “Ecclesia”, moved by the experience of God. People are watching and listening, may we not take this reality lightly! A Reflection on the Church (31:15) In reality, our daily actions reflect the Church. Carrie shares that she wants to see the church for who we are and what we represent rather than what we’re against. Encouragement from Emily (32:00) Emily encourages listeners to ask yourself why we serve, what we serve, and what our role in the body of Christ is as God originally intended? It’s in all our best interests to take a look at the original definition of the church and allow that to motivate us in how we act and serve! CONNECT with Carrie Robaina by clicking here. CONNECT with Emily Khouphongsy by clicking here. FAITH SHOP Grab your cool She Walks In Truth gear at our new Faith Shop! RATE & REVIEW  Rate and review She Walks In Truth on iTunes by clicking here. JOIN THE AFTER PARTY Connect with Carrie and other sister friends who listen to the show by joining the after party in our She Walks In Truth private group on Facebook by clicking here. In the group we chat about the episodes and support one another on this journey called life!

Emily Osmond started out studying politics and jumped at an opportunity to get involved in broadcast news, thinking this exposure may just help. It did, but led her in an entirely new direction. Today Emily helps independent professionals get the attention of audiences, particularly through the clever use of Instagram.

Today Emily is introducing you to identify Inner Critic and how to identify her messages. Here are your reflection questions for the week: *Why are you keeping your Inner Critic hidden away? *What rules does your Inner Critic have for how you experience the world? *What do you already know about yourself? *Where are you choosing to be a victim? Join the conversation on Facebook: https://facebook.com/groups/dethroningtribe Access our favorite tools and exclusive training in our FREE Resource Vault: http://bit.ly/DYICresourcevault

Have you ever thought communicating in your marriage should just be easy? That we shouldn't have to really work at it, it should just be something that happens on a daily basis with no issues? Well, we would like to think that but you add in kids, and work and busy schedules and communicating can often disappear! Today Emily and I are going to talk about recapturing communication and what is involved to make it happen. When you think about communicating, you have to consider timing, listening, non-verbal cues, and honesty. So if you are looking to recapture your communication with your spouse make sure to tune in. This is part 1 of the 3 part series. Next week we will be talking about recapturing friendship and in the 3rd week we will be discussing recapturing romance! Let's Go to the Show! Are you looking for a fun way to communicate with your spouse? Take my Free quiz and find out your vacation personality. http://mominspiredshow.com/vacationpersonality/ Please join me over at: http://mominspiredshow.com/ Mom Inspired Show FB private group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1914057102156252/ Guest Contact Info: http://www.readynestcounseling.com/  

Are you ready for Round Two of our Month-Long Holiday Extravaganza?! WELL, TOO BAD, HERE IT COMES! Today Emily and John are talking about Holiday decorating. Some decorating tips for you: Sustainability is key, Mistletoe and Holly are different, Smooches should be constant and everywhere. Thank you to Hannah Lee Thomson for her song Please Be Patient with Me! Check her out at instagram.com/banjohannah and make sure to hit that follow button! Please Be Patient with Me is off the album Melodies 4 Water which is a benefit project to raise awareness of the water crisis crippling our world right now. Show your support by going to melodies4water.bandcamp.com for info and to buy the album to support the cause!

The beauty of freelancing is the freedom it affords you to set your own schedule, and for busy moms, that is a necessity. But taking care of kiddos is a full-time job in and of itself, so how do you carve out the time to write your blog, for example? And how do you make decisions about what really HAS to be done?  Emily McGee is the founder of My Adaptable Career, an online business that advises freelancers and solopreneurs on best business practices and intentional business growth via innovative time management solutions. She works specifically with moms looking to monetize their blogs and avoid returning to a nine-to-five. Emily began her career as an English teacher before her husband’s job took them overseas. It was then that she began freelance writing in the education sphere, finally niching down to curriculum development. In January of 2016, she founded My Adaptable Career to offer general advice to other freelancers before finding her expertise in time management. Today Emily shares her best ideas for juggling business and baby, how she handles ‘mom guilt,’ and why freelancing is a good fit for stay-at-home parents!   Key Takeaways The benefits of niching down Make more money More offers, including repeat clients   Why focusing on a particular industry makes you a better prospect Known as go-to writer for specific content (i.e.: standardized test questions for middle/high school language arts)   Why Emily made the shift to blogging As freelancer, still answered to ‘boss’ Having own business affords complete control   How Emily made the transition from freelancing to blogging Balanced both for a year (blog not generating income) Researched entrepreneurship, chose full-time blogging as calculated risk Views freelancing as safety net to return to if necessary   Emily’s target audience Moms looking to monetize their blogs Parents struggling with time management (running household and blogging)   Emily’s advice for juggling business and baby Minimize your expectations Limit your ‘stuff’ Prioritize (What really HAS to be done?) Let go of perfection Get clear on your goals Say ‘no’ to anything that’s not going to get you there   How to handle ‘mom guilt’ Remember that social media is a cultivated image of other’s lives and avoid making comparisons At the end of the day, you only have to answer to yourself and your family   Why freelancing is a good compromise for new moms Allows you to maintain identity outside of being a mom Doesn’t require being away from children for full-time work   How Emily carves out time to work Three-year-old daughter attends preschool, plays by herself Four-month-old son naps Eliminate other hobbies (e.g.: television)   Emily’s greatest challenge as a business owner Mindset – allowing doubt to hold back   Emily’s #1 tip for aspiring business owners Take the plunge Now is your time!   Resources Free Time Management Mini Course   Connect with Emily McGee My Adaptable Career Facebook Twitter Pinterest

Happy Hour #51 is with Emily Freeman.  Emily P. Freeman is the author of Grace for the Good Girl, Graceful,  A Million Little Ways, and her newest project, Simply Tuesday. She also blogs at Chatting at the Sky and Hope*ologie, and contributes to DaySpring’s (in)courage. She and her husband live in North Carolina with their three children. Connect with her online at EmilyPFreeman.com. Today Emily and I chat about being youth pastor wives, letting go of trying to be and do it all, and her newest book, Simply Tuesday. LINKS FROM THE SHOW: Emily talks about the motivation behind Simply Tuesday in the form of Sarah Mason (singer/songwriter) and the song “Tuesday” “The Day I realized I had a job” – the episode we talked about The three things Emily is loving right now: Instagram, The Black List, & power yoga The War of Art by Stephen Pressfield   CONNECT WITH EMILY: // Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // Blog // Podcast // Pinterest //    SHARE THE LOVE: I would love to connect with you guys on facebook, twitter and/or instagram about this episode! Feel free to share with your friends about the show! As always I love feedback from you guys on iTunes if you can. When you leave a comment and/or rating, it helps others find the show, and isn’t that what we want …. more ladies at the Happy Hour with us! Any book we talked about you can find at JamieIvey.com/happyhourbooks, and if you want to listen to books instead of reading them check outJamieIvey.com/audible for your free trial! Sponsor: Now, most of you probably know I love to support social businesses and one of my favorites is an Austin based ethical lifestyle and fashion brand, Raven and Lily. They are dedicated to empowering women through design, supporting over 1000 artisans across eight countries including Ethiopia, India, Pakistan, and even here in the US. These partnerships offer sustainable employment and a living wage. You can shop Raven and Lily’s beautiful clothing, jewelry, accessories and home goods at the flagship storefront off East Manor (if you live here in Austin like me!!) or online at RavenandLily.com COUPON CODE: 15% off with the code: HAPPYHOUR Nutty Snacks are gluten free, all natural, high protein, good for you fuel that taste like dessert.  Perfect for Cross-fitters and endurance athletes who need that little boost to keep going.  Loved by mom’s who need a quality snack for their little people.  Devoured by anyone who dares to try them. Convienent 2.5 oz packs for “life on the go” or the “you should really share with others” 7 oz. pack that ensures your friends will stop by for another visit. Nutty Snacks is committed to “doing good” and making a difference in the world.  When you purchase Nutty Snacks a percentage of the proceeds goes directly to The Amani Project to help kids in need.  Or you can do good through our Purchase 4 A Purpose project where we partner with other organizations committed to doing good in the world. Nutty Snacks….a little sweet, a little nutty a whole lot of good!

Today Emily and Kumail welcome two of the other cast members of Silicon Valley, Thomas Middleditch and Martin Starr, to talk about how they game on set, what their gaming obsessions are, and lots of randomness.

Today Emily and Kumail welcome their old pal Pete Holmes to discuss some Mario-related mysteries and how Pete is experiencing Mass Effect for the first time. Also, they talk about a million other different things. Very quickly. Including 90210.

Brenda Drumm shares an Emily Dickinson poem as part of her thought for today Broadcast on 18 May 2014

Today Emily helps out a male listener who's severely lacking in confidence, as well as one of his testicles. After returning from a 4th of July trip to Michigan, Emily starts pondering her single life. Good thing she has a "Group Sex" seminar coming up, even if it doesn't involve group sex. Menace takes on short-haired women and feels the wrath of San Francisco's ladies. Topics from listeners include the problems of asking girls out, handjobs, and sex with pregnant women. 

Honesty may be the best policy, but honesty in relationships are like deep sea diving: if you want to survive, you’ve got to know your limits. Today Emily lays out the five things you don’t want to know about your partner’s sex history. Then it’s back to basics, and why you should just pick up the phone and ask her out already. A man whose wife just admitted that she's never had an orgasm with him, and Menace lays out his tried and possibly true method to getting over performance anxiety. Craving oral sex tips? This episode’s got ‘em, as well as one night stands and the basics of talking dirty. Please support out sponsor: Masque: Sexual Flavors

Today Emily lays out the do's and dont's of sex and relationships, and states definitively that penis size doesn't matter... well, sometimes... Going after married men, not letting your man know how much you love your vibrator and Menace declares his undying hatred for feet.

If Paris Hilton and Pamela Anderson can do it two times, why can’t you? Today Emily walks you through how to make your very own sex tape, and most importantly, what to do with it when you’re done (hint: not leaving it on your zip drive at the office). Emily shares her favorite sex story about Menace, talks about dating bad boys, and the possibility of "ecstasy" killing cancer. Menace thinks he’d make a good part-time Teletubby, and we talk about oral sex in marriage and how to make long-distance relationships last.

Today Emily talks about to act when you meet a potential love interest, and gives tips to you don’t giggle nervously or throw up in your mouth. Better yet, Emily suggest places you might find your next love, then Menace divulges his trifecta tip for getting laid. We talk about men being jealous of sex and women being jealous of emotions, how smiling at someone might land you a date, why 2nd marriages are predicted to fail, and why women like older men.

We all have to do it, so we might as well know how to do it right. Today Emily drops five big tips for how to handle your next walk of shame. We then learn how to encourage your wife to fantasize, what gives Menace nightmares, and the Panty Dropper drink recipe. Plus, a new study shows men value love more than sex.

Apart from going on Jerry Springer, what can you do if you suspect your partner is cheating on you? Today Emily walks you through the signs your partner may be cheating, and how you can confront them responsibly. Emily talks about her first time, and she and Menace discuss sex surrogates who sleep with your partner when you can’t, as well as “coregasm” class. Then it’s onto dirty talking, the chemistry of friends with benefits relationships, and the 30 day masturbation challenge - are you tough enough to handle it?

It’s a creepy job, but someone’s gotta do it. Today Emily attempts to de-creep our nation - one male listener at a time. In the meantime, she and Menace work out their on-air "relationship", and wonder why everyone is taking nude pics. The how to's of female ejaculation are broken down, as are the reasons why guys should clean their sheets. Learn how to prioritize your long distance relationship, then join us as we reveal the bisexuality myth.

Today Emily’s talking tips for overcoming jealousy - unless it’s your transportation or recycling routine, there’s really no need to turn green. Also, find out why she's really moaning during sex, what to say on your first online dating message, how to deal with body image issues, and if there’s a platonic dating site for those who don’t want to get down. Emily’s dog bites people's crotches at the dog park, but to make up for it, she’s got a new Kegel Camp app that can greatly benefit their sex lives.

Is cheating in our bones? No, that’s called marrow. But what about our genes? Today Emily talks about biological explanations for cheating, signs your partner is cheating, how to confront a possibly cheating partner, and the reasons why men and women cheat. They also discuss what not to do with handcuffs, how to evict an overstaying boyfriend, the new anti-date-rape straw, sex on Mars, how to handle a not-so-well endowed man, sexy voices, why men love reverse cowgirl, finger play for women, and female masturbation. Don’t cheat yourself by missing out!